Rose (surname)
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The surname Rose can be of English, Scottish, Irish, French, and German origin.[1]
The name Ruskin (Rose + Kin) is derived from Rose.
People sharing the surname Rose
- Alec Rose, an English nursery owner, fruit merchant, and amateur single-handed sailor
- Alfred Rosé, Austrian pianist, conductor
- Alma Rosé, a Romania-born Austrian violinist, daughter of Arnold Rosé
- Anthony Rose, English wine writer
- Arnold Rosé, a Romanian violinist, father of Alma Rosé
- Anika Noni Rose, American singer and actress
- Ava Rose, pornographic actress, older sister of Mia Rose
- Axl Rose, an American hard rock singer and songwriter
- Barbara Rose, an American art historian and critic
- Bernard Rose (disambiguation)
- Billy Rose was a Jewish-American theatrical showman
- Clan Rose, a Scottish clan hailing from the highlands of Scotland
- Charlie Rose, an American television interviewer and journalist
- Charlie Rose (congressman), an American congressman
- Chris Rose, an American sports analyst and host of the Best Damn Sports Show Period.
- Danny Rose, an English football player
- David Rose, an English-born American composer and orchestra leader
- Derrick Rose, American basketball player
- Donita Rose, Filipina actress, TV host
- Erica Rose, an American long-distance swimmer
- Felipe Rose, a founding member of the rock group The Village People
- Gene Rose, an American football player
- George Rose (disambiguation)
- Gillian Rose, an English philosopher
- Gregory Rose
- Gustav Rose (1798–1873) German mineralogist
- Heinrich Rose (1795–1864) German mineralogist
- Hugh Rose, 1st Baron Strathnairn German-born Irish field-marshall of British army
- Hugh James Rose, an English churchman and theologian
- Jacqueline Rose, an English academic
- Jacques Rose, a member of the Chenier cell of the terrorist group Front de libération du Québec (FLQ)
- Jalen Rose, an American professional basketball player
- John Rose (disambiguation)
- Justin Rose, an English professional golfer
- Kevin Rose, founder of Digg and cohost of Diggnation
- Leonard Rose, an American cellist
- M. Richard Rose, former President of the Rochester Institute of Technology
- Mauri Rose, a three-time winner of the Indianapolis 500
- Maurice Rose, a United States Army Major General during World War II
- Mercedes Rose, an American actress
- Mia Rose, pornographic actress
- Murray Rose, a swimmer and medalist in the 1956 and 1960 Olympic games
- Nectar Rose, an American actress
- Paul Rose (disambiguation)
- Pete Rose, an American baseball player who played Major League Baseball from 1963 to 1986
- Reginald Rose, an American film and television writer
- Rose of Lima, the first Catholic saint of the Americas
- Ruby Rose, Australian MTV VJ and model
- Sativa Rose, pornographic actress
- Seraphim Rose, orthodox monk and writer
- Steven Rose, an English academic and activist
- Stuart Rose, owner of British shopping chain Marks & Spencer
- Tim Rose, singer-songwriter
- Tim Rose, an American football coach
- Captain Thomas Rose, English-born American 19th century architect
- Valentin Rose the Elder (1736–1771)
- Valentin Rose (pharmacologist) (1762–1807)
- Valentin Rose (classicist) (1829–1916)
- William Stewart Rose, English poet and translator
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